Some Stability Inequalities for Compact Finite Difference Schemes
โ Scribed by Rolf Dieter Grigorieff
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1988
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 460 KB
- Volume
- 135
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0025-584X
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โฆ Synopsis
For finite difference schemes of compact forni on noniiniform grids approximating w t h order two-point boiindary value problenia stabilit!-inequulitiea are proved irliicll use ti norm anitlogotis t o the Gprncm-norm in the ease of milltistep niethocts. TIM restilts are appliecl to a nitmber of finite difference sriirnies for which they establish a higher o d e r of convergence t11m naively esperted.
1. Introduction.
Invmtipting the hehavior of multistep methods for ordinary initin1 d u e problems SPr.ncm [TI introduced for grid functions ?th the norm li%hli:=mns {!?&(zo)+ h % h ( r k ) : . i=o, ..., N ) k 4
nowadays colled the SPI.JKLR norm. which he showed to be IL useful tool in order to estnblish p c i s e cmvergence results for schemes behnving rather errstic. The purpose of this p q e r is to pmve similar stability inequalities for finite difference schemes of m m p t form on nonuniform grids approximating tao-point boundary value problems or mote genenlly certain integrodifferentiall equ a t' ions.
The main theorem is (14) in section 3 from which, under simplifying conditions,
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